Terducken

Here in the United States we traditionally celebrate Thanksgiving on the last Thursday of November to celebrate the supposed feast celebrated by New England Pilgrims and Native Americans in 1621. President Lincoln created the holiday in 1863 in the midst of the American Civil War.

My family's traditions are pretty normal. Wonder Woman and I alternate each year between her family and mine. Both families have all the expected Thanksgiving foods, turkey, dressing, cranberry sauce and various vegetables and deserts. No one person has to cook it all. We do it potluck style, where everyone attending brings a dish or two. The only slightly out of the ordinary offering is the occasional bushel of oysters we may have on hand, since we all live relatively close to the Atlantic coast.

Doing a little research, I discovered there are some definitely strange customs followed by different people in the US. Here are a few for you to peruse.

Weird Thanksgiving Traditions: Turduckens, Cap'n Crunch Stuffing & More

These Are The Weirdest Thanksgiving Traditions Ever

These Unusual Thanksgiving Traditions Are Common in the U.S. - Immihelp

What’s your “unusual” Thanksgiving tradition? : r/thanksgiving

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